M/FM Tuner with I2C control (PLL included)

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Can anybody introduce an AM/FM Tuner with I2C control (PLL included) ?

I have found MT1384 from microtune, but it is a high-end type .

So , I am looking for other manufacturers

B.R.
 

i2c fm radio

p_karimi said:
Can anybody introduce an AM/FM Tuner with I2C control (PLL included) ?

I have found MT1384 from microtune, but it is a high-end type .

So , I am looking for other manufacturers

B.R.

Look at OM5604/OM5606 or FM1236/FM1246 but it will not be easy to find these.
Maybe you can find something on old radio or tv card.

Gomez
 

tda7088t

Look at Philips TDA7088T
TDA7088T has auto tune feature(like digital tunning)
The radio which used 7088T is about 1usd

Equipped with all stages of a mono receiver from
antenna to audio output
· Mute circuit
· Search tuning with a single varicap diode
· Mechanical tuning with integrating AFC
· AM application supported
· Power supply polarity protection
· Power supply voltage down to 1.8
The TDA7088T is a bipolar integrated circuit for use in mono portable and pocket radios. It is used when a minimum of peripheral components (of small dimensions and low costs) is important. The circuit contains a frequency-locked-loop (FLL) system with an Intermediate Frequency (IF) of about 70 kHz. Selectivity is achieved by active RC-filters. De-tuning related to the IF and too weak input signals is suppress

example application hxxp://www.mikroelektronika.co.yu/english/product/books/rrbook/chapter4/chapter4c.htm


or

Philips TEA5777
The TEA5777 combines high quality AM/FM performance with
unmatched reduction in application size and bill of materials.
Easy to design in, it is the first device to enable the integration
of AM/FM reception into portable devices like mobile phones
and PDAs.

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